On Sep 21, 4:48*pm, lbbss wrote:
My weedwacker will not start craftsman 21cc. * I think fuel is the
problem. * I keep pumping the side button to give it fuel 10 times and
still the spark plug is not wet when I unscrew it. * I tried puring
some of the fuel inside the spark plug chamber. * Then I got it
started for 15seconds, but then it died again. * *What can I do to
make sure the fuel get to the spark plug? * Also not sure what gap
size to use, right now it is at .33 * I have a craftsman c944-517360
model. * *Also I hope I did not over do it pulling the chord, since it
does not retract all the way (its out about 4 inches). * Thanks.

I know your problem is when you fill the gas their are more particals
of debree in the gas you buy, so it should be filtered through a piece
of cheese- clouth, or a funnel with a strainer in it. To help with
your problem you must drain all the gas lines and take off the fuel
bowl, which is a round copper, or painted bowl with a couple of screws
on the bottom for the high speed adjustment and air mixture, and also
empty gas tank and fill with a fresh filtered gas. When you take the
bowl off you should see little particals of dirt or tiny rocks. good
luck henry. If you need help,

It's a weed wacker. No bowl.
"henrypenta" wrote in message
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On Sep 21, 4:48 pm, lbbss wrote:
My weedwacker will not start craftsman 21cc. I think fuel is the
problem. I keep pumping the side button to give it fuel 10 times and
still the spark plug is not wet when I unscrew it. I tried puring
some of the fuel inside the spark plug chamber. Then I got it
started for 15seconds, but then it died again. What can I do to
make sure the fuel get to the spark plug? Also not sure what gap
size to use, right now it is at .33 I have a craftsman c944-517360
model. Also I hope I did not over do it pulling the chord, since it
does not retract all the way (its out about 4 inches). Thanks.

I know your problem is when you fill the gas their are more particals
of debree in the gas you buy, so it should be filtered through a piece
of cheese- clouth, or a funnel with a strainer in it. To help with
your problem you must drain all the gas lines and take off the fuel
bowl, which is a round copper, or painted bowl with a couple of screws
on the bottom for the high speed adjustment and air mixture, and also
empty gas tank and fill with a fresh filtered gas. When you take the
bowl off you should see little particals of dirt or tiny rocks. good
luck henry. If you need help,

"henrypenta" wrote in message
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On Sep 21, 4:48 pm, lbbss wrote:
My weedwacker will not start craftsman 21cc. I think fuel is the
problem. I keep pumping the side button to give it fuel 10 times and
still the spark plug is not wet when I unscrew it. I tried puring
some of the fuel inside the spark plug chamber. Then I got it
started for 15seconds, but then it died again. What can I do to
make sure the fuel get to the spark plug? Also not sure what gap
size to use, right now it is at .33 I have a craftsman c944-517360
model. Also I hope I did not over do it pulling the chord, since it
does not retract all the way (its out about 4 inches). Thanks.

I know your problem is when you fill the gas their are more particals
of debree in the gas you buy, so it should be filtered through a piece
of cheese- clouth, or a funnel with a strainer in it. To help with
your problem you must drain all the gas lines and take off the fuel
bowl, which is a round copper, or painted bowl with a couple of screws
on the bottom for the high speed adjustment and air mixture, and also
empty gas tank and fill with a fresh filtered gas. When you take the
bowl off you should see little particals of dirt or tiny rocks. good
luck henry. If you need help,

It's a mighty good thing you told the OP to use cheese "clouth" to snag
those nasty "particals of debree." No telling when he'd get his whacker
started without it....

replying to henrypenta, Rayman wrote:
Henry do you know the name of the Repair shop for chain saws south of Krafft
road?

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On Tue, 19 Jun 2018 21:44:03 GMT, Rayman
m wrote:

replying to henrypenta, Rayman wrote:
Henry do you know the name of the Repair shop for chain saws south of Krafft
road?


North End Small Engines
Address: 3871 Pine Grove Ave, Fort Gratiot Twp, MI 48059, USA
Phone: +1 810-984-8268